Zoltán Korbel wrote:
More specifically what I want to know is how far do the roots of a let's say 5 feet = 153 cm tall living willow hedge spread horizontally, because it would determine how close to the willow fence I can grow annual and herbaceous plants.
Tina Wolf wrote:
It is true that not much will grow under the willow except some herbs and vines.
S. Brown wrote:A trick to keeping it clean looking is to mix in the clay with the sand, compacting it aggressively.
Rembrandt Hall wrote:Help needed!
if the hydro produces 1kilowatt - according the seller - will it produce enough for a household of 2 people if covering that distance?
Joylynn Hardesty wrote:In my region, don't plant Comfrey in your driest spot. That plant is barely alive, dying back during our seasonal drought, waiting until spring to try again. Don't plant in full shade. They die. Plants in 6 hours of sun are more than twice the size of plants in 4 hours of sun.
Mamalana Bliss wrote:N But how much do you learn?
Da Bearded1 wrote:Before you clear the weeds, you should read this http://journeytoforever.org/farm_library/weeds/WeedsToC.html . Some of the ideas have been superseded but the main idea is pure permaculture.
Dave "DaBearded1" Wise
Pearl Sutton wrote:Eating the seeds depends on how small you are willing to crack. I have some seeds that are just huge, the Turban had small ones, not much to them. All are edible, it's a matter of how much work you want to put into them.